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Worldwide Cellular Carriers Worldwide Cellular Carriers Last Updated January 21, 2008 Proxicast, LLC 312 Sunnyfield Drive Suite 200 Glenshaw, PA 15116 1-877-77PROXI 1-877-777-7694 1-412-213-2477 Fax: 1-412-492-9386 E-Mail: [email protected] © Copyright 2000-2008, Proxicast LLC. All rights reserved. Internet: Proxicast is a registered trademark and LAN-Cell, and LAN-Cell Mobile Gateway are trademarks of Proxicast LLC. All other trademarks www.proxicast.com mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners. January 21, 2008 Worldwide Cellular Carriers Worldwide Cellular Carrier List This document lists most of the GSM and CDMA wireless network operators in the world (over 900) and was accurate at the time of publication. Proxicast's LAN-Cell 3G Ethernet VPN cellular router must be deployed in a location that has cellular data service available. We suggest that you contact your preferred mobile carrier to ensure that service is available in your area and that the operator supports a LAN-Cell compatible PC-Card 3G modem. If possible, provide the carrier with the street address or latitude & longitude of the location where the LAN-Cell will be deployed. Not all carrier services (such as 3G speeds or data services) are available at all locations from all operators. Proxicast does not warrant or guarantee that the LAN-Cell is compatible with all cellular carriers. Please contact Proxicast and your cellular carrier for more information. How to Use this List Click on the bolded country name in the Country Facts column for detailed information about each country. Click on the Carrier Name to open the network operator's web site. Web sites will open as new windows in your default web browser application. Proxicast’s LAN-Cell 2 3G Cellular Ethernet VPN Router © Copyright 2000-2008, Proxicast LLC. All rights reserved. Page 1 January 21, 2008 Worldwide Cellular Carriers Country Facts Carrier's Web Site Technology Afghanistan Afghan Wireless Communication Company GSM Afghanistan Areeba Afghanistan GSM Afghanistan Etisalat Afghanistan GSM Afghanistan Telecom Development Company Afghanistan GSM Afghanistan Afghan Telecom CDMA Afghanistan Wasel Telecom CDMA Albania Albanian Mobile Communications GSM Albania Vodafone Albania GSM Algeria ATM MOBILIS GSM Algeria Orascom Telecom Algerie Spa (Djezzy) GSM Algeria Wataniya Telecom Algerie (Nedjma) GSM Algeria Algerie Telecom CDMA Algeria Consortium Algerian de Telecomm (CAT) CDMA Andorra Servei De Tele. DAndorra (MOBILAND) GSM Angola UNITEL S.a.r.l. GSM Angola Angola Telecom CDMA Angola Movicel Telecomunicações CDMA Angola Mundo Startel CDMA Anguilla Cable & Wireless (West Indies) GSM Anguilla Wireless Ventures (Digicel Anguilla) GSM Antigua & Barbuda Antigua Public Utilities Authority-APUA GSM Antigua & Barbuda Antigua Wireless Ventures (Digicel) GSM Antigua & Barbuda Cable & Wireless Caribbean Cellular (Antigua) GSM Argentina AMX Argentina S.A. (CTI Movil) GSM Argentina Telecom Personal SA GSM Argentina Telefonica Comunicaciones Personales (Movistar) GSM Argentina Cotecal CDMA Argentina CTI Holdings CDMA Argentina Movistar Argentina CDMA Armenia ArmenTel (ARMGSM) GSM Armenia K Telecom CJSC (VivaCell) GSM Aruba New Millenium Telecom Services (NMTS) (Digicel) GSM Aruba SETAR (Servicio di Telecomunicacion di Aruba) GSM Aruba Digicel Caribbean Aruba CDMA Aruba EOCG Wireless Aruba CDMA © Copyright 2000-2008, Proxicast LLC. All rights reserved. Page 2 January 21, 2008 Worldwide Cellular Carriers Country Facts Carrier's Web Site Technology Aruba SETAR CDMA Australia Hutchison 3G Australia GSM Australia Singtel Optus Limited GSM Australia Telstra Corporation Limited GSM Australia Vodafone Pacific Limited GSM Australia Telstra CDMA Austria Hutchison 3G Austria GSM Austria Mobilkom Austria GSM Austria ONE GMBH GSM Austria T-Mobile Austria GSM Azerbaijan Azercell Telecom (AZERCELL) GSM Azerbaijan Azerfon (Nar Mobile) GSM Azerbaijan Bakcell (BAKCELL GSM 2000) GSM Azerbaijan Aztrank CDMA Azerbaijan Caspian American Telecom (Catel) CDMA Azerbaijan Ulduz Telekom (ULTEL) CDMA Bahamas Bahamas Telecommunications GSM Bahamas Bahamas Telecommunications - Batelco CDMA Bahrain Bahrain Telecommunications Co (BATELCO) GSM Bahrain MTC Vodafone GSM Bangladesh GrameenPhone GSM Bangladesh Sheba Telecom (Banglalink) GSM Bangladesh Teletalk Bangladesh GSM Bangladesh TM International (AKTEL) GSM Bangladesh Warid Telecom GSM Bangladesh Onetel Communications CDMA Bangladesh Pacific Bangladesh Telecom - CityCell CDMA Bangladesh Peoples Telecommunication - PeoplesTel CDMA Bangladesh Dhaka Telephone Company - Dhaka Phone CDMA Bangladesh Jalalabad Telecom - Bijoy Phone CDMA Bangladesh National TeleCom - Nationalphone CDMA Bangladesh Ranks Telecom - RanksTel CDMA Bangladesh Tele Barta - Jubok Phone CDMA Barbados Cable & Wireless Barbados GSM Barbados Digicel (Barbados) GSM Barbados Digicel Caribbean Barbados CDMA © Copyright 2000-2008, Proxicast LLC. All rights reserved. Page 3 January 21, 2008 Worldwide Cellular Carriers Country Facts Carrier's Web Site Technology Barbados Sunbeach Communications CDMA Belarus Belarussian Telecommunications (BeST) GSM Belarus VELCOM GSM Belarus JLLC Mobile TeleSystems (MTS) GSM Belarus BelCel JV - diallog CDMA Belgium BASE NV/SA GSM Belgium Belgacom Mobile - PROXIMUS GSM Belgium Mobistar S.A. GSM Belize Belize Telemedia GSM Belize Speednet Communications - SMART CDMA Benin Bell Benin Communication BBCOM GSM Benin Glomobile Benin (GloBenin) GSM Benin Spacetel-Benin - Areeba GSM Benin TELECEL BENIN GSM Bermuda M3 Wireless Ltd (MOBILITY) GSM Bermuda Digicel Bermuda GSM Bermuda Bermuda Digital Communications - ONE@HOME CDMA Bermuda Digicel Caribbean Bermuda CDMA Bhutan B-Mobile GSM Bhutan Tashi InfoComm Limited - TashiCell GSM Bolivia Entel SA GSM Bolivia Nuevatel PCS De Bolivia SA GSM Bolivia Telefonica Celular De Bolivia - TELECEL BOLIVIA GSM Bosnia & Herzegovina BH Telecom - GSMBIH GSM Bosnia & Herzegovina Croatian Telecom - ERONET GSM Bosnia & Herzegovina RS Telecommunications - m:tel GSM Botswana Botswana Telecommunications - BTC Mobile GSM Botswana Mascom Wireless - MASCOM GSM Botswana Orange (Botswana) GSM Brazil Brasil Telecom Celular GSM Brazil Amazonia Celular S/A GSM Brazil Americel S.A. - Claro GSM Brazil CTBC Cellular GSM Brazil Sercomtel Celular - SERCOMTEL GSM Brazil Telemig Celular GSM Brazil TIM Celular - TIM BRASIL GSM © Copyright 2000-2008, Proxicast LLC. All rights reserved. Page 4 January 21, 2008 Worldwide Cellular Carriers Country Facts Carrier's Web Site Technology Brazil TNL PCS GSM Brazil Unicel do Brasil GSM Brazil Vivo GSM Brazil Embratel - Giro CDMA Brazil TMais Telecom CDMA Brazil VIVO CDMA British Virgin Islands Cable & Wireless (West Indies) GSM British Virgin Islands Caribbean Cellular Telephone - CCT GSM British Virgin Islands Caribbean Cellular Telephone - CCT CDMA Brunei Darussalam B-Mobile Communications GSM Brunei Darussalam DataStream Technology -DTSCom GSM Bulgaria BTC Mobile EOOD (vivatel) GSM Bulgaria Cosmo Bulgaria Mobile EAD (GLOBUL) GSM Bulgaria Mobiltel EAD (M-Tel BG) GSM Burkina Faso Celtel Burkina Faso GSM Burkina Faso Onatel GSM Burkina Faso Telecel Faso SA GSM Burma - Myanmar Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications - MPT GSM Burundi Africell (SAFARIS) GSM Burundi Econet Wireless Burundi - Spacetel GSM Burundi ONATEL GSM Burundi Telecel-Burundi Company GSM Cambodia Cambodia Advance Communications - CADCOMMS GSM Cambodia Cambodia Shinawatra GSM Cambodia CamGSM - MOBITEL GSM Cambodia Telekom Malaysia International - Hello GSM Cambodia AZ COM - 3tel CDMA Cambodia Cambodia Shinawatra - Camshin 099 CDMA Cameroon MTN Cameroon GSM Cameroon Orange Cameroon GSM Cameroon CAMTEL - CTPhone CDMA Canada ICE Wireless GSM Canada Microcell - FIDO GSM Canada Rogers Wireless GSM Canada Aliant Telecom Mobility CDMA Canada Bell Mobility Canada CDMA © Copyright 2000-2008, Proxicast LLC. All rights reserved. Page 5 January 21, 2008 Worldwide Cellular Carriers Country Facts Carrier's Web Site Technology Canada MTS Mobility CDMA Canada SaskTel CDMA Canada Telus Mobility - Velocity Wireless CDMA Cape Verde CVMOVEL GSM Cape Verde T+ TELECOMUNICAÇÕES GSM Cayman Islands Cable & Wireless GSM Cayman Islands Digicel Cayman GSM Cayman Islands Digicel Caribbean Cayman CDMA Cayman Islands E-Technologies - CAYMANONE CDMA Chad CelTel Tchad - CLTEL GSM Chad MILLICOM TCHAD GSM Chile CLARO CHILE GSM Chile ENTEL PCS GSM Chile ENTEL TELEFONIA MOVIL GSM Chile TELEFONICA GSM Chile Movistar Chile CDMA Chile SmartCom PCS - WISP CDMA China China Mobile GSM China China Unicom GSM China China Unicom - U-Max CDMA Colombia Colombia Movil - TigoGSM Colombia Comunicacion Celular GSM Colombia Telefonica Moviles - Movistar GSM Colombia EPM-Bogota CDMA Colombia Movistar Colombia CDMA Comoros Societe Nationale - HURI GSM Congo - DR CelTel Congo GSM Congo - DR Congo Chine Telecom GSM Congo - DR Tatem Telecom CDMA Cook Islands Telecom Cook Islands GSM Costa Rica I.C.E. (Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad) GSM Côte d'Ivoire Atlantique Cellulaire - A-Cell GSM Côte d'Ivoire Comium Ivory Coast -KoZ GSM Côte d'Ivoire MTN GSM Côte d'Ivoire Orange CI GSM Côte d'Ivoire Arobase Telecom CDMA © Copyright 2000-2008, Proxicast LLC. All rights reserved. Page 6 January 21, 2008 Worldwide Cellular Carriers Country Facts Carrier's Web Site Technology Croatia T-Mobile Croatia GSM Croatia Tele2 GSM Croatia VIPnet - VIP-NET GSM Cuba Empresa de Telecom de Cuba - ETECSA GSM Cyprus Areeba GSM Cyprus Cytamobile-Vodafone GSM Czech Republic T-Mobile CZ GSM Czech Republic Telefónica O2 - EUROTEL PRAHA GSM Czech Republic Vodafone - OSKAR GSM Czech
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